Intensely terrifying tale of civilized mankind vs mankind infected with "Rage".

Rating: 10/10 (7 July 2003)

Don't listen to the few critics who trash this film as non-scary and non-gory. It's not a zombie movie, the enemy is not the walking dead, it is regular people infected with RAGE, an epidemic disease spread from person to person. The infected are your family, neighbors, clergy . . . anyone and everyone. Well almost everyone. Jim's been in a coma for about 28 days, and he wakes up in a deserted London hospital and then discovers a nearly deserted city. What happens after that is a journey into different hell dimensions. What's more terrifying to you . . . fear of being attacked by a Raging Lunatic and becoming an Infected yourself or discovering you are now a prisoner of your own country's military unit and you are the enemy? Will man's demise be the primitive Rage within him or his own self-serving actions of his own free will? This is a psychological horror-thriller, not your run-of-the-mill blood and guts entertainment. It makes a powerful statement about mankind and the human psyche.